Memory and Context Orchestration for Coding Agents
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Use when a Jumbo goal has been approved by QA review and needs architectural reconciliation before closing. Captures new learnings, updates stale entities, and ensures documentation reflects the work performed.
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Use when a project has Architecture data that needs migrating to fine-grained entities (Decisions, Invariants, Components, Dependencies). Guides the agent through reading, mapping, confirming, and executing the migration with user oversight.
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Add Jumbo goals liberally to decompose objectives into finite units of work with bounded context. Use when defining new Jumbo goals from user requests, or to augment your own work to maintain scope while ensuring complementary work is registered.
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Use when the user's prompt is delivered outside the execution context of an existing Jumbo goal, the prompt is imbued with an objective that is not already defined as a Jumbo goal.
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Use liberally when you create, discover, or modify a software component. Registers the component with Jumbo so future sessions have accurate architectural context.
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Use liberally when you make an architectural choice, select a technology, or reject an alternative. Records the decision so future sessions understand why the codebase looks the way it does.
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Use liberally when you introduce, discover, or upgrade a third-party package or external service. Registers the dependency so future sessions know what the project relies on.
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Use liberally when the user expresses a preference about how work should be done — coding style, process, testing approach, communication style. Captures the guideline so future sessions follow it without being told again.
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Use liberally when you discover or are told a non-negotiable constraint — something that must always be true regardless of context. Registers the invariant so future sessions never violate it.
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Use when a Jumbo-managed agent file tells the agent to bootstrap the session. Runs Jumbo's session router only when the agent has not already received a routed Jumbo command.
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Use when an agent needs to discover Jumbo command syntax after session routing. Directs command discovery through CLI help instead of static command catalogs.
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Use when implementation discovers durable project context that must be recorded in Jumbo. Captures decisions, components, dependencies, relations, guidelines, and invariants during the work.
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Use when the user corrects an approach, constraint, workflow, or style. Converts corrections into Jumbo guidelines or invariants so future sessions receive the constraint.
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Pre-definition collaborative discovery. Aligns a proposed goal with project audience, pains, and value propositions; surfaces design gaps and open questions before handing off to define-jumbo-goals.
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Use when Jumbo goals need refinement before implementation. Curates relations to project entities so the implementing agent receives optimal architectural context.
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Use when a Jumbo goal fails QA review and needs to be returned for rework. Records review issues and routes the goal back to the implementing agent with actionable feedback.
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Use when a Jumbo goal needs QA review after implementation. Runs the review protocol, verifies every objective, criterion, and related entity constraint, and approves the goal for codification or rejects it with feedback.
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Use when starting a Jumbo goal. Loads goal context, scope, and architectural constraints, then guides the agent through disciplined execution within defined boundaries.
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